From the report: This seems to be the direct result of Microsoft bringing the Intel and Arm versions of the Surface Pro 9 together in the same chassis. After analyzing the product's tech specs, The Verge discovered that the Surface Pro 9 no longer appears to have a headphone jack.

But from what we've seen, Windows 11 doesn't solve the problems we initially had with the Pro X. It's understandable why Microsoft isn't keen to keep the Surface Pro X moniker going - the Pro 8 lifted many of its modern design cues, after all. (We can just imagine the frustrated Best Buy shoppers who are dazzled with the idea of a 5G Surface, only to learn they can't run most of their traditional Windows apps.) The 5G Pro 9 is also broken down into millimeter-wave and Sub-6 variants, which will be sold in their respective markets. To shift that problem over to a computer with the same name as its Intel sibling is a recipe for disaster. We last saw the company's SQ chip in the 2020 Surface Pro X, a computer that we found both beautiful and frustrating, thanks to Windows' crummy software compatibility with Arm chips. From the report: If that sounds confusing to you, well, it is.

While this year's Surface Pro 9 remains very similar to last year's Surface Pro 8, it's being offered with refreshed Intel 12th-gen CPUs or a 'new 5G-equipped model with a custom SQ 3 Arm chip,' reports Engadget. Earlier today, Microsoft unveiled three new Surface computers: the Surface Pro 9, Surface Laptop 5, and Surface Studio 2+.

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